Intel QuickAssist Technology (Intel QAT) Software for Linux*

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1 Intel QuickAssist Technology (Intel QAT) Software for * Package Version: QAT1.7.L Document Number:

2 You may not use or facilitate the use of this document in connection with any infringement or other legal analysis concerning Intel products described herein. You agree to grant Intel a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to any patent claim thereafter drafted which includes subject matter disclosed herein. No license (express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise) to any intellectual property rights is granted by this document. Intel technologies' features and benefits depend on system configuration and may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. Performance varies depending on system configuration. No computer system can be absolutely secure. Check with your system manufacturer or retailer or learn more at intel.com. Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, specific software, or services activation. Check with your system manufacturer or retailer. The products described may contain design defects or errors known as errata which may cause the product to deviate from published specifications. Current characterized errata are available on request. Intel disclaims all express and implied warranties, including without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement, as well as any warranty arising from course of performance, course of dealing, or usage in trade. All information provided here is subject to change without notice. Contact your Intel representative to obtain the latest Intel product specifications and roadmaps. Copies of documents which have an order number and are referenced in this document may be obtained by calling or visit Intel, Intel Atom, Xeon, and the Intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. Copyright 2018, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 2 Document Number:

3 Contents 1 of Release Features/Limitations Supported Operating Systems Version Numbering Scheme Package Versions Licensing for * Acceleration Software BIOS/Firmware Version MD5 Checksum Information Intel QuickAssist Technology API Updates Technical Support Where to Find Current Software Accessing Additional Content from My Intel List of Files in Release Related Documentation Intel QuickAssist Technology (Intel QAT) Software - Issues Known Issues QATE CY - cpacysymperformrequest when used with parameter checking may reveal the amount of padding QATE CY - skcipher, akcipher QAT implementations in kernel space do not support CRYPTO_TFM_REQ_MAY_BACKLOG QATE GEN - An incorrectly formatted request to QAT can hang the entire QAT endpoint QATE GEN - ICP_WITHOUT_THREAD not supported QATE GEN - When StorageEnabled = 1, the QAT driver tries to register into the Kernel Crypto framework QATE GEN - CpaInstanceInfo2.instID reports erroneous quotes QATE GEN - Hang of asymmetric crypto engines might not be detected by heartbeat QATE SRIOV - PF driver might report errors if device is reset QATE CY - PkeServiceDisabled = 1 in user configuration file might cause a failure during driver initialization QATE GEN - Compilation on RHEL 6.9 may not be supported QATE SRIOV - QAT API in kernel space is not supported on host through virtual functions (VFs) QATE GEN - Huge pages are not supported on host when the iommu is on QATE DC - Decompression hardware accelerator requires a minimal destination buffer size QATE GEN - Partial recovery when kernel space instances are in use QATE GEN - QuickAssist API in kernel space not validated on 32bit OSes QATE DC - Decompression: fatal error reported instead of invalid distance Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

4 QATE GEN - Cleanup sequence might fail if process using qat is traced QATE SYM - AES-XTS: parameter check does not report an error if request is smaller than the size of the block QATE GEN - Polling banks APIs in kernel space are not supported QATE GEN - Interrupt coalescing not supported Resolved Issues QATE SRIOV - Failed to send response to VF QATE GEN - Unexpected error message when trying to bring up the driver QATE CY - Zero length authentication requests affect the result of other processes using the authentication service QATE GEN - Build fails when system time is set too far in the past, relative to the package QATE GEN - Stack dump after first adf_ctl down on a VF QATE GEN - Memory corruption on module verification with kernel versions greater than QATE CY - AES-XTS does not support buffers sizes that are not a multiple of 16B QATE GEN - Potential Response Data Leak QATE GEN - Package does not build on Centos QATE DC - Increased minimum destination buffer size for compression QATE GEN - The included memory driver fails during memory allocation QATE GEN - Killing a Process May Lead to a Kernel Panic QATE GEN - Lewisburg/Denverton: A Step: The driver can report Spurious Completion Abort Errors QATE SRIOV - VFs cannot be cleanly disabled on acceleration device QATE SRIOV - unbind of VFs to guests does not work properly when VF driver is loaded in the host QATE DC - Stateful Decompression Returns -13 Error with Negative Test (A step silicon only) QATE SRIOV - Incorrect config file for PFs when VFs are enabled in the host QATE DC - Decompression Failure, empty dynamic block reports -7 error QATE CY - Incorrect hash generated with SHA384 and secret length > 64 bytes QATE GEN - Lewisburg: Common Memory Driver incorrectly allocates memory of size between 2MB and 4MB QATE DC - Compression operations involving payloads above 64K while using Compress and Verify functionality may fail QATE DC - Lewisburg/Denverton: A Step: Static Compression failure when running static and dynamic in parallel QATE GEN - The QuickAssist service must be restarted after a reboot QATE GEN - Stress test with concurrent crypto and compression may fail with segfault QATE GEN - Child process crashes as it is accessing Parent process's address space QATE GEN - The included memory driver impacts Traditional API sample code performance Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 4 Document Number:

5 QATE GEN - Building the driver with LAC_HW_ PRECOMPUTES is not supported in this version of the driver QATE SYM DP - cpacysymdpenqueueopbatch accepts only requests in a batch of the same session QATE GEN - Full device pass-through not available on KVM guests QATE GEN - The driver fails to send requests if the first ring put operation returns a retry or a failure when using partial symmetric crypto operations QATE CY - cpacysymremovesession fails in Data Plane API if other active Session sharing ring QATE DC - Engine timeout not handled correctly QATE GEN - User space library supports only 32 devices QATE DC Stateful Dynamic compression might report a spurious CPA_DC_FATALERR QATE CY - AES-GCM operations with zero length plain text results in an incorrect tag result QATE GEN - icp_sal_userstart and icp_sal_userstartmultiprocess hang if they are called more than once in the same process QATE CY - AES-CCM operations with zero length plain text results in an incorrect tag result QATE SYM - Watchdog timer errors not reported to user callback QATE CY KPT - cpacykptregisterkeyhandle() fails with error code QATE GEN - Driver and firmware versions are not reported to user space QATE CY - Key derivation function for PRF with SHA256 and 128 bytes secret causes unexpected results QATE GEN - Installation of QAT Software on Yocto or Ubuntu image results in libraries not being placed in default system path QATE GEN - Child process should not inherit mapping to QAT rings QATE GEN - Process exit with orphan rings when spawning multiple processes QATE DC - Changing StorageEnabled back to 0 doesn't reload FW QATE GEN - Uncorrectable errors might lead to a kernel panic QATE PERF - Performance drop with Scatter Gather Lists (SGLs) composed of flat buffers of 1460B QATE DC - endoflastblock capability not properly reported by cpadcquerycapabilities QATE DC - Dynamic compression capability not properly reported by cpadcquerycapabilities QATE GEN - Module signature not supported by QAT installers QATE CY - CPA_STATUS_FAIL reported for subsequent requests when a PKE request times out QATE GEN - Kernel panic observed in Intel QAT driver for c62x included in kernels between v4.5 and v QATE GEN - rng operation in progress while unregistering qat aead implementation in the kernel Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

6 QATE VIRT - Device indices not handled correctly when a device is detached from the driver QATE SYM - Algchain: chained crypto and hash requests for DES, 3DES and Kasumi might report an incorrect output digest QATE Run time error if library is built with --enableicp-dc-only QATE GEN - Functional sample code fails to build when the package is built in dc-only mode QATE CY - On SKUs with PKE service disabled, selftest fails when driver loads and watchdog timer errors might be reported QATE GEN - Library built with --enable-lac-hwprecomputes might report run time errors QATE GEN - Library built with --enable-icp-trace might report run time errors QATE SRIOV - VF driver might report errors if device is reset QATE DC Incorrect consumed bytes reported during decompression QATE DC - endoflastblock not set in CpaDcRqResults during Stateful decompression with overflow of last chunk QATE Gen - Compilation with Intel ICC not supported QATE GEN Kernel panic during device power-off QATE GEN - Library and driver do not support devices enumerated in a PCI domain different than QATE USDM - Suspected vulnerability in memory driver QATE SYM Request cookie not released in case of error QATE DC Payloads compressed using DH895XCC may not be marked as complete QATE GEN - Internal QAT Memory can be exposed QATE SRIOV: VF driver incorrectly exposes some debugfs entries QATE DC: Stateful decompression may not succeed QATE GEN: Incorrect frequency calculation Frequently Asked Questions I have an application called XYZ with the intent to use two cryptography instances from each of two chipset (PCH) devices in the system (a total of four instances). What would the configuration files look like? Should the Cy<n>Name parameter use unique values for <n> in each configuration file? The firmware does not load. How can I fix this? When I try to start the driver, I see errors (including kernel messages) that appear to be related to memory allocation. What can I do to avoid this? When trying to start the Intel QuickAssist Technology driver, I see errors similar to one or more of the following: When loading the package modules, I see kernel log warnings related to signing of the modules. What do I need to do? Why does QAT performance drop around buffer/packet sizes of 2kB? I am receiving failures or hangs when sending perform requests to the QAT API after a fresh boot or after hotplug events. How can these be resolved?.. 57 Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 6 Document Number:

7 Tables Table 1. Package Versions Table 2. * Acceleration Software Licensing Files Table 3. Intel QuickAssist Technology Generic Documentation Table 4. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software Specific Documentation Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

8 Revision History Released Revision History Date Revision 009 For software release QAT1.7.L Updated package number and checksum Updated Section 1.1 Updated Table 1 Updated Section New Open Issues: QATE-31270, QATE-31792, QATE-32022, QATE-32044, QATE Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-4051, QATE-9545, QATE-29972, QATE-30720, QATE-31201, QATE-31295, QATE-31714, QATE-31800, QATE September For software release QAT1.7.L Updated package number and checksum Updated New Features sub-section in Section 1.1 Updated Table 2 New Open Issues: QATE-29972, QATE-29974, QATE-30334, QATE-30497, QATE-30865, QATE-30880, QATE-30882, QATE Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-3982, QATE-14458, QATE-18691, QATE-20186, QATE-30340, QATE-30758, QATE June For software release QAT1.7.L Minor updates throughout for clarity Updated package number and checksum Updated Chapter 4. Added FAQ. New Open Issues: QATE-15136, QATE-17367, QATE-18691, QATE-20186, QATE Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-3039, QATE-3635, QATE-4051, QATE-11828, QATE-12793, QATE-14779, QATE-14870, QATE-14920, QATE Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 8 Document Number:

9 Date Revision April For software release Minor updates throughout for clarity Updated package number and checksum Updated Section 1.1 Updated Section 2.1 Updated Chapter 4. Added FAQ 7 New Open Issues: QATE-3350, QATE-7495, QATE-7919, QATE-12516, QATE-12793, QATE-14458, QATE-14706, QATE-14779, QATE-14870, QATE-14953, QATE Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-4111, QATE-5433, QATE-5520, QATE-5989, QATE-7393, QATE-7563, QATE-8109, QATE-8233, QATE-9234, QATE-9326, QATE-9483, QATE-10180, QATE-10780, QATE-11629, QATE-11790, QATE-12256, QATE January For software release December For software release August For software release July Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-3955 July Initial product release Pre-release Revision History Date Revision July May For software release Updated package number and checksum. New Open Issues: QATE-9953 For software release Updated package number and checksum. New Open Issues: QATE-9241, QATE-9234, QATE-9326 and QATE-8233 Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-3650, QATE-3259 and QATE-8189 Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

10 Date Revision May April For software release Updated package number and checksum. Updated generic collateral website link. New Open Issues: QATE-8361, QATE-8189 and QATE-8109 Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-7909 For software release Updated package number, checksum, and instructions for obtaining SoC BIOS March Updated instructions for obtaining SoC BIOS March February For software release 1.0 Updated software license locations in Table 4. New Open Issues: QATE-5989 and QATE-7393 Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-3017 Updated BIOS information for SoC Updated list of unsupported features All open and resolved issues have new reference numbers New Open Issues: QATE-4051, QATE-5433, and QATE-3017 Newly Resolved Issues: QATE-3220, QATE-3072, QATE-2985, QATE-4015 and QATE Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 10 Document Number:

11 of Release 1 of Release This document describes extensions and deviations from the release functionality described in the software Programmer s Guides for the various platforms that support Intel QuickAssist Technology (Intel QAT). Changes in this software release include: Standard * installation support added For instructions on loading and running the release software, see the Getting Started Guide for your platform (see Section 2.3, Related Documentation). Note: This software release is intended for platforms that contain: Intel C62x Chipset Intel Atom C3000 processor product family Intel Xeon processor D family Intel QuickAssist Adapter 8960/Intel QuickAssist Adapter 8970 (formerly known as Lewis Hill ) Intel Communications Chipset 8925 to 8955 Series These release notes may also include known issues with third-party or reference platform components that affect the operation of the software. 1.1 Features/Limitations The main features available on platforms using Intel QuickAssist Technology are: Cryptographic Services Data Compression Services Cryptographic Sample Applications Data Compression Sample Applications Intel QuickAssist Technology Data Plane Cryptographic API (cpa_cy_sym_dp.h) Intel QuickAssist Technology Data Plane Data Compression API (cpa_dc_dp.h) The following features are not currently supported: Dynamic instances KPT Batch and Pack in Compression Service Stateful Compression is deprecated New Features icp_dump script Latency and Cost of Offload tests Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

12 of Release Support for Intel C Compiler (ICC) Support for GCC Compiler Compiler defences enabled by default 1.2 Supported Operating Systems The software in this release has been validated with CentOS* (64-bit) for the following products: Intel C62x Chipset Intel Atom Processor C3000 Product Family Intel Xeon D Processor Family Intel Communications Chipset 8925 to 8955 Series It has been validated against Yocto* for this product: Intel Atom C3000 processor product family Note: While the Intel QuickAssist Accelerator software is validated on CentOS 7.x, it is expected that the current release will work without change on other distributions and Kernels Version Numbering Scheme The version numbering scheme is: name.os.major.minor.maintenance-build Where: name is QAT1.7 os is the operating system: L for * major is the major version of the software minor is the minor version of the software maintenance-build is the maintenance release and build number Package Versions The following table shows the OS-specific package versions for each platform supported in this release. Table 1. Package Versions Chipset or SoC Package Version Top-Level Package QAT1.7.L tar.gz Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 12 Document Number:

13 of Release Licensing for * Acceleration Software The acceleration software is provided under the licenses listed in Table 4. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software Specific Documentation. When using or redistributing dual-licensed components, you may do so under either license. Table 2. * Acceleration Software Licensing Files Component License Directories User Space only components Common User Space and Kernel Space Library Kernel space driver BSD Dual BSD/ GPL v2 GPL v2./quickassist/lookaside/access_layer/src/qat_direct./quickassist/lookaside/access_layer/src/common/crypto/kpt./quickassist/lookaside/access_layer/src/common/crypto/asym./quickassist/utilities/osal/src/linux/user_space./quickassist/build_system./quickassist/include./quickassist/lookaside/ (except items in User Space only)./quickassist/utilities/osal (except items in User Space only)./quickassist/utilities/adf_ctl./quickassist/qat/drivers Compatibility layer for older kernel versions User Space DMA-able Memory Driver GPL Dual BSD/ GPL v2./quickassist/qat/compat./quickassist/utilities/libusdm libcrypto OpenSSL./quickassist/utilities/osal/src/linux/user_space/ openssl CPM Firmware Redistribution./quickassist/qat/fw Calgary corpus and Canterbury corpus test files Public domain./quickassist/lookaside/access_layer/src/sample _code/performance/compression NOTE: This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit ( Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

14 of Release BIOS/Firmware Version The term BIOS is used to refer to the pre-boot firmware that could include legacy BIOS or Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) compliant firmware. Note: Update your platform so it uses the latest available version of the BIOS/firmware available for that platform. For the Intel C62x Chipset, update your Purley platform to use the BIOS/firmware version available through Purley Best Known Configuration (BKC) for that platform MD5 Checksum Information The following table gives MD5 checksum information. Package Checksum Main Package QAT1.7.L tar.gz cc910168dd95d82c8f962d7f Intel QuickAssist Technology API Updates Note: The Intel QAT API version number is different from the software package version number. For details on any changes to the Intel QuickAssist Technology APIs, refer to the Revision History pages in the following API reference manuals: Intel QuickAssist Technology Cryptographic API Reference Manual Intel QuickAssist Technology Data Compression API Reference Manual 1.4 Technical Support Intel offers support for this software at the API level only, defined in the programmer's guides and API reference manuals listed in Section 2.3, Related Documentation. If your field representative has created an account for you, support requests can be submitted via Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 14 Document Number:

15 Where to Find Current Software 2 Where to Find Current Software Collateral can be found on Accessing Additional Content from My Intel 1. In a web browser, go to 2. Enter your login ID in the Login ID box. Check Remember my login ID only if you are not using a shared computer. Click Submit. Note: To acquire a new My Intel Business Applications & Tools, contact your Intel Field Sales Representative. 3. Enter your password in the Password box. Click Submit. 4. Under the My Applications heading, click on Design Kits a. Under the Processors, Boards, and Systems heading click on Processors and chipsets b. Search for the Code Name of the appropriate device. For the Intel C62x Chipset PCH, enter the text Purley in the text box next to the Magnifying Glass For the Intel Atom C3000 Processor Product Family SoC, enter the text Denverton NS c. Click on the View button under the Action tab in the search results d. Click on the Technical Library tab 2.2 List of Files in Release The Bill of Materials, sometimes referred to as the BOM, is included as a text file in the released software package. This text file is labeled filelist and is located at the top directory level for each release. 2.3 Related Documentation The following table lists Intel QuickAssist Technology generic documentation. Table 3. Intel QuickAssist Technology Generic Documentation Document Name Reference Number Intel QuickAssist Technology API Programmer s Guide Intel QuickAssist Technology Cryptographic API Reference Manual Intel QuickAssist Technology Data Compression API Reference Manual Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

16 Where to Find Current Software Document Name Reference Number Intel QuickAssist Technology Performance Optimization Guide Using Intel Virtualization Technology (Intel VT) with Intel QuickAssist Technology Application Note The following table lists Intel QuickAssist Technology specific documentation. Table 4. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software Specific Documentation Document Name Reference Number Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Getting Started Guide - Hardware Version Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Software Programmer s Guide - Hardware Version Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 16 Document Number:

17 3 Intel QuickAssist Technology (Intel QAT) Software - Issues Known and resolved issues relating to the Intel QuickAssist Technology software are described in this section. Note: Issue titles follow the pattern Identifier - <Component> [Stepping] : of issue where: <Component> is one of the following: CY - Cryptographic DC - Compression EP - Endpoint GEN - General SYM DP - Symmetric Cryptography on Data Plane SRIOV - Single Root I/O Virtualization FW - Firmware PERF - Performance [Stepping] is an optional qualifier that identifies if the errata applies to a specific device stepping. 3.1 Known Issues QATE CY - cpacysymperformrequest when used with parameter checking may reveal the amount of padding CY - cpacysymperformrequest when used with parameter checking may reveal the amount of padding. QATE-3241 When Performing a CBC Decryption as a chained request using cpacysymperformrequest it is necessary to pass a length of the data to MAC (messagelentohashinbytes). With ICP_PARAM_CHECK enabled, this checks the length of data to MAC is valid and, if not, it aborts the whole operation and outputs an error on stderr. The length of the data to MAC is based on the amount of padding. This should remain private and not be revealed. The issue is not observed when the length is checked in constant time before passing the value to the API. This is done by OpenSSL. (1) Build without ICP_PARAM_CHECK, but this opens the risk of buffer overrun. Or (2) Validate the length before using the API. CPM IA - Crypto Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

18 3.1.2 QATE CY - skcipher, akcipher QAT implementations in kernel space do not support CRYPTO_TFM_REQ_MAY_BACKLOG CY - skcipher, akcipher QAT implementations in kernel space do not support CRYPTO_TFM_REQ_MAY_BACKLOG. QATE-3350 Skcipher and akcipher implementations in the QAT driver are not capable of backlog requests. Some kernel applications, e.g. dm-crypt, might report a kernel panic. None. CPM IA - Crypto QATE GEN - An incorrectly formatted request to QAT can hang the entire QAT endpoint GEN - An incorrectly formatted request to QAT can hang the entire QAT endpoint. QATE-7495 This version of the QAT hardware does not perform request checking. It follows that a malicious application can submit requests that can bring down an entire QAT endpoint, which can impact other QAT jobs associated with the hardware. This presents a risk to be managed by the host and guest operating systems and other system policies. The exposure can extend to other guest operating systems or applications outside of the typical access boundary of the malicious guest or application. All guest operating systems or other applications using QAT must be trusted, and/or other steps must be taken to ensure that an untrusted application or guest cannot submit incorrectly formatted requests. There is no workaround available. However, system policies (including limiting certain operating system permissions) can help to mitigate this issue. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 18 Document Number:

19 3.1.4 QATE GEN - ICP_WITHOUT_THREAD not supported GEN - ICP_WITHOUT_THREAD not supported. QATE-7919 The software package no longer supports the ICP_WITHOUT_THREADS build flag. It is not possible to build a version of the software package without a dependency with the pthread library. The pthread library is used only for synchronization purposes. User space threads are not created. None QATE GEN - When StorageEnabled = 1, the QAT driver tries to register into the Kernel Crypto framework GEN - When StorageEnabled = 1, the QAT driver tries to register into the Kernel Crypto framework. QATE-9383 When StorageEnabled = 1 is selected in the config file, the QAT driver tries to register itself into the Kernel Crypto framework even if crypto operations are not available. An error saying that akcipher selftest failed might be reported in the syslog. Ignore the errors reported in syslog. CPM IA - Crypto Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

20 3.1.6 QATE GEN - CpaInstanceInfo2.instID reports erroneous quotes GEN - CpaInstanceInfo2.instID reports erroneous quotes. QATE The CpaInstanceInfo2 structure returned from cpacyinstancegetinfo2() and cpadcinstancegetinfo2() shows that the field "instid" contains unneeded quotes. For example using default configuration files the following strings are printed when inspecting the CpaInstanceInfo2 runtime structures: CY Instance zero shows: CpaInstanceInfo2.instID = SSL_INT_0_"SSL0" DC Instance zero shows: CpaInstanceInfo2.instID = SSL_INT_0_"Dc0" If the application looks at the instid field, the comparison might need to include these erroneous quotes. None QATE GEN - Hang of asymmetric crypto engines might not be detected by heartbeat GEN - Hang of asymmetric crypto engines might not be detected by heartbeat. QATE Heartbeat might not detect a hang of an asymmetric crypto engine. Device might be reported as responsive even if one of the engine is hung. None. CPM IA - Crypto Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 20 Document Number:

21 3.1.8 QATE SRIOV - PF driver might report errors if device is reset SRIOV - PF driver might report errors if device is reset. QATE If a manual or automatic device reset (FLR or SBR) is triggered as a result of an error (e.g. heartbeat failure, end fatal errors, etc.) on a system with QAT VFs enabled, the PF driver might report run time errors and might not recover. Reset of the PF driver is not supported when VFs are enabled. None QATE CY - PkeServiceDisabled = 1 in user configuration file might cause a failure during driver initialization CY - PkeServiceDisabled = 1 in user configuration file might cause a failure during driver initialization. QATE When PkeServiceDisabled is set to 1 in the configuration file the software (1) incorrectly registers PKE services with the Kernel crypto infrastructure and (2) sets an incorrect mask for the asymmetric crypto capabilities. The driver may fail to initialize, a software crash may occur, or failure will occur in PKE operations. Asym crypto capabilities are incorrectly reported to the user-space driver. In the configuration file GENERAL section, set ServicesEnabled to dc or sym;dc. This will prevent user-space asym crypto instances. In the KERNEL section, set NumberCyInstances to 0. This will prevent registering with the Kernel crypto infrastructure. CPM IA - Crypto Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

22 QATE GEN - Compilation on RHEL 6.9 may not be supported GEN - Compilation on RHEL 6.9 may not be supported. QATE When compiling the software package on RHEL 6.9 with kernel el6.x86_64, the compilation might fail. Build on RHEL 6.9 may not be supported with this release. Talk to your Intel representative for more information QATE SRIOV - QAT API in kernel space is not supported on host through virtual functions (VFs) SRIOV - QAT API in kernel space is not supported on host through virtual functions (VFs). QATE When a kernel application tries to use the Intel QAT API through an instance associated to a VF, DMAR protection errors are reported in the system logs. It is not possible to access the QAT API in kernel space using VFs in the host. Do not use the QAT kernel API with VFs on the host. VFs on guest are supported QATE GEN - Huge pages are not supported on host when the iommu is on GEN - Huge pages are not supported on host when the iommu is on. QATE When an application tries to use VFs on host with intel_iommu=on and huge pages enabled in USDM, DMAR protection errors are reported in the system log. It is not possible to use huge pages with VFs on host. None. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 22 Document Number:

23 QATE DC - Decompression hardware accelerator requires a minimal destination buffer size DC - Decompression hardware accelerator requires a minimal destination buffer size. QATE If the destination buffer size is less than 258 bytes for a decompression operation, the hardware may return overflow without processing any data. This may occur if previous decompression operations indicates the next decompression operation will produce a 258 byte match, which corresponds to the largest possible representation of the lengths symbols in the deflate standard. No uncompressed data is produced until enough output buffer is supplied. For decompression operations, the minimal destination buffer size should be 258 bytes. CPM HW Data Decompression QATE GEN - Partial recovery when kernel space instances are in use GEN - Partial recovery when kernel space instances are in use. QATE If a device error (uncorrectable error or heartbeat failure) occurs while an application in kernel space is using the QuickAssist API and if AutoResetOnError is set to 1 in the configuration file, the device will be stopped and reset but not restarted. After the occurrence of an error, the device is stopped and instances associated to that device will not be available. The application should stop the instances and restart the device manually with the command./adf_ctl restart. The application is also required to re-allocate the instances. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

24 QATE GEN - QuickAssist API in kernel space not validated on 32bit OSes GEN - QuickAssist API in kernel space not validated on 32bit OSes. QATE The QuickAssist API in kernel space is not validated on 32 bit OSes. When running the cpa sample code in kernel space on 32 bit systems, the test might report errors while allocating memory. None QATE DC - Decompression: fatal error reported instead of invalid distance DC - Decompression: fatal error reported instead of invalid distance. QATE If a malformed deflate input is fed to the decompression engine after poweron, the API might return a status of CPA_DC_FATALERR (-13) instead of CPA_DC_INVALID_DIST (-10). In order to cause the problem, the input should have a bad token early in the stream that references history which is too far back. Input is not decompressed and an error is reported to the application. If a CPA_DC_FATALERR is reported, the application should discard output and abort the session calling CpaDcRemoveSession. CPM IA - Data Decompression QATE GEN - Cleanup sequence might fail if process using qat is traced GEN - Cleanup sequence might fail if process using qat is traced. QATE If a process using qat is traced (e.g. via cat /proc/<pid>/smaps) while it gets killed, the cleanup sequence might fail reporting in the system log a message similar to the follow in: QAT: Bundle 0, rings 0x0001 already reserved. The cleanup sequence might not be executed and the qat driver might leak instances. Talk to your Intel representative for more information. CPM IA - Crypto Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 24 Document Number:

25 QATE SYM - AES-XTS: parameter check does not report an error if request is smaller than the size of the block SYM - AES-XTS: parameter check does not report an error if request is smaller than the size of the block. QATE Currently the QAT library reports an invalid parameter error when popdata- >messagelentocipherinbytes < ICP_QAT_HW_AES_BLK_SZ and packettype == CPA_CY_SYM_PACKET_TYPE_LAST_PARTIAL but not for packettype == CPA_CY_SYM_PACKET_TYPE_FULL. An AES-XTS request of type CPA_CY_SYM_PACKET_TYPE_FULL smaller than 16 bytes, might report an incorrect output. Do not submit AES-XTS requests smaller than 16 bytes as packettype=cpa_cy_sym_packet_type_full. CPM IA - Crypto QATE GEN - Polling banks APIs in kernel space are not supported GEN - Polling banks APIs in kernel space are not supported. QATE The polling APIs icp_sal_pollbank and icp_sal_pollallbanks are not supported by the QuickAssist API in kernel space. An application using icp_sal_pollbank and icp_sal_pollallbanks APIs in kernel space might incur in a deadlock. In order to poll responses in kernel space it is recommended to use icp_adf_pollinstance QATE GEN - Interrupt coalescing not supported GEN - Interrupt coalescing not supported. QATE Setting InterruptCoalescingEnabled or InterruptCoalescingTimerNs in the config file does not have any effect. Interrupt coalescing is not supported in this release. None. Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

26 3.2 Resolved Issues QATE SRIOV - Failed to send response to VF SRIOV - Failed to send response to VF. QATE-2985 When bringing up one or more virtual functions in a host, the driver might report in the system log an error message similar to: "Failed to send response to VF". This is due to a short timeout in the PF2VF protocol. Some of the virtual functions might not be available for the host. This is resolved with the release. ADF - Kernel Mode QATE GEN - Unexpected error message when trying to bring up the driver GEN - Unexpected error message when trying to bring up the driver. QATE-3007 The driver reports an error similar to the one below when it is brought up with adf_ctl: Processing /etc/c6xx_dev0.conf Invalid affinity configuration Kernel space instances needs to be allocated on bundles lower than userspace instances Please change CoreAffinity configuration Failed to process section SSL_INT_0 QAT Error: Invalid configuration Failed to configure qat_dev1 The driver might not be able to load valid V2 configuration files that were correctly loaded by the legacy driver. This is resolved with the release. CPM IA Common Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 26 Document Number:

27 3.2.3 QATE CY - Zero length authentication requests affect the result of other processes using the authentication service CY - Zero length authentication requests affect the result of other processes using the authentication service. QATE-3017 Zero length authentication requests affect the comparison result of other authentication requests using the same accelerator. An authentication check can report an incorrect negative value. This is resolved with the release. CPM FW - Crypto QATE GEN - Build fails when system time is set too far in the past, relative to the package GEN - Build fails when system time is set too far in the past, relative to the package. QATE-3039 Extract the package on a system on which the system time is not set correctly and attempt to build it. The build fails. The build fails. Not a defect. Update System Time in target platform. Installer QATE GEN - Stack dump after first adf_ctl down on a VF GEN - Stack dump after first adf_ctl down on a VF. QATE-3072 After the first adf_ctl down on a VF, the kernel reports on a syslog a call trace which suggests a problem caused by adf_dev_stop. Warning reported in syslog. No impact to user. This is resolved with the release. ADF - Kernel Mode Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

28 3.2.6 QATE GEN - Memory corruption on module verification with kernel versions greater than 4.5 GEN - Memory corruption on module verification with kernel versions greater than 4.5. QATE-3073 Verifying any kernel module signature after loading the acceleration driver on any platform with a kernel 4.5 and onwards will cause a memory corruption issue. This is due to a bug in the kernel for which a fix has been submitted. The memory corruption will likely cause a kernel panic and make the system unusable. Do not load any signed kernel module after loading the acceleration driver. Load the acceleration driver at the very last. ADF - Kernel Mode QATE CY - AES-XTS does not support buffers sizes that are not a multiple of 16B CY - AES-XTS does not support buffers sizes that are not a multiple of 16B. QATE-3137 A single request with a data size that is not a multiple of 16B for AES-XTS will fail in the IA QuickAssist driver with an invalid param check. The user cannot submit AES-XTS Crypto requests with buffers that are not multiples of 16B. This is resolved with the release. CPM IA Crypto Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 28 Document Number:

29 3.2.8 QATE GEN - Potential Response Data Leak GEN - Potential Response Data Leak. QATE-3220 An internal QAT system resource is being released back to the resource pool before the PRF service has completely finished and it is reused by other service. When accelerating TLS PRF (Pseudo Random Function) in parallel with another service (crypto or compression), portions of input data may leak between processes or virtual machines. This is more probable when the system is under stress. For example, when running symmetric crypto encryption in parallel with TLS PRF, portions of the input data sent for encryption might appear in the TLS PRF output buffer without encryption. This is resolved with the release. CPM IA Common QATE GEN - Package does not build on Centos 6.8 GEN - Package does not build on Centos 6.8. QATE-3259 Due to changes in the kernel, the software package may fail to compile on some newer distributions, including CentOS 6.8. The software package fails to compile. This is resolved with release QATE DC - Increased minimum destination buffer size for compression DC - Increased minimum destination buffer size for compression. QATE-3369 During the compression of a request that is a multiple of 8 bytes in length (compress a file 1024 bytes long) extra work must be done to validate that no data is lost as the end of the request. The implication of this workaround is that the minimum compression destination buffer size has increased from 64 bytes to 96 bytes. The new minimum destination buffer size (96B) must be used for all compression requests (static and dynamic compression, stateful and stateless). This is resolved with the release. CPM FW - Data Compression Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

30 QATE GEN - The included memory driver fails during memory allocation GEN - The included memory driver fails during memory allocation. QATE-3404 During stressful memory allocation, the included memory driver may fail with below logs and potential kernel crash: User-space logs: CMD NUMA fail qaememallocnuma:737 mmap on memory allocated through ioctl failed Kernel-space logs: kernel: mem_mmap:528 cannot find meminfo kernel: usermemfree:328 Could not find slab with id: xx Memory driver may fail to allocate memory in stress conditions. Reboot is required to continue normal operations. This is resolved with the release. CPM IA - USDM QATE GEN - Killing a Process May Lead to a Kernel Panic GEN - Killing a Process May Lead to a Kernel Panic. QATE-3547 When a process using the driver is killed or terminates unexpectedly, the buffers associated with the bundle are flushed during the cleanup operation. Due to a race condition between releasing the memory by the included memory driver and flushing the buffers, it can sometimes happen that this causes a kernel panic. If this occurs, the system must be rebooted. This is resolved with the release. CPM IA - USDM Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 30 Document Number:

31 QATE GEN - Lewisburg/Denverton: A Step: The driver can report Spurious Completion Abort Errors GEN - Lewisburg/Denverton: A Step: The driver can report Spurious Completion Abort Errors. QATE-3563 The driver can report Spurious PCIe Completer Abort errors when a completion returns to the driver with Completer Abort status. The end user may see spurious PCIe completion abort errors coming from the driver. The driver will never generate completion abort errors under any other circumstances. This is resolved with Revision B silicon. n/a QATE SRIOV - VFs cannot be cleanly disabled on acceleration device SRIOV - VFs cannot be cleanly disabled on acceleration device. QATE-3635 Writing 0 to /sys/bus/pci/devices/<bdf>/sriov_numvfs results in no action. Virtual functions cannot be disabled by writing 0 to /sys/bus/pci/devices/<bdf>/sriov_numvfs. This is resolved with the release. ADF - Kernel Mode QATE SRIOV - unbind of VFs to guests does not work properly when VF driver is loaded in the host SRIOV - unbind of VFs to guests does not work properly when VF driver is loaded in the host. QATE-3650 We observed issues when detaching VFs from the host to a guest when the VF driver is loaded in the host. Detaching VFs from a host to a guest as well as sharing VFs between host and guests might not work. Not a defect, test procedure has been updated. n/a Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

32 QATE DC - Stateful Decompression Returns -13 Error with Negative Test (A step silicon only) DC - Stateful Decompression Returns -13 Error with Negative Test (A step silicon only). QATE-3683 If incorrectly formatted data is fed to the hardware, the API may return a status of -13 (CPA_DC_FATALERR). This error means that the session needs to be restarted but the device does not need to be reset. For stateful decompression, if the input content is invalid, both a -10 soft error and a -13 hard error are reported. Only the hard error is sent back to driver as the hard error has higher priority. For A step silicon: If an invalid stateful decompression request is sent to the QAT driver and a -13 error code is returned, the complete session should be restarted. There is no need to reset the device. This is resolved with B step silicon. CPM IA Data Compression QATE SRIOV - Incorrect config file for PFs when VFs are enabled in the host SRIOV - Incorrect config file for PFs when VFs are enabled in the host. QATE-3693 When the driver is installed in the Host with option 3 (Install SR-IOV Host Acceleration), an incorrect configuration is installed in the system. This prevents the sample code from running properly. When trying to run the sample code in a configuration where VFs are enabled in the host, the sample code might not run properly or report an error message similar to this: [error] SalCtrl_AdfServicesStartedCheck() - : Sal Ctrl failed to start in given time [error] do_userstart() - : Failed to start services main():731 Could not start sal for user space This is resolved with the release. ADF - User Mode Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 32 Document Number:

33 QATE DC - Decompression Failure, empty dynamic block reports -7 error DC - Decompression Failure, empty dynamic block reports -7 error. QATE-3702 When user submits one or more valid empty dynamic blocks, compression slice returns -7 error code. Software implementations are able to decompress these block(s) successfully. An example of valid empty dynamic block: 04 c f eb ff ff. A -7 soft error will be reported on valid empty dynamic compressed block(s). This is resolved with the release. CPM FW Data Compression QATE CY - Incorrect hash generated with SHA384 and secret length > 64 bytes CY - Incorrect hash generated with SHA384 and secret length > 64 bytes. QATE-3715 An incorrect hash is generated when using SHA384 with secret length greater than 64 bytes. If the secret is length is <= 64 bytes OR the hash algorithm is different from SHA384, the results are correct. Don't use secret length of > 64bytes with SHA384. This is resolved with the release. CPM IA Crypto Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * Document Number:

34 QATE GEN - Lewisburg: Common Memory Driver incorrectly allocates memory of size between 2MB and 4MB GEN - Lewisburg: Common Memory Driver incorrectly allocates memory of size between 2MB and 4MB. QATE-3791 This applies to LBG-NS only. If the included memory driver (qae_mem.ko) is used to allocate a block of pinned memory of a size between 2MB and 4MB, the pointer to the allocated memory returned may be incorrect. The included memory driver does not support allocating a block of memory of 4MB or larger. The result of an application using a block of memory between 2MB and 4MB in size is indeterminate. The most likely behavior is segmentation fault in the application using the allocated memory. Attempting to allocate memory of size 4MB or greater using the memory driver will fail. This is resolved with the release. CPM IA Common QATE DC - Compression operations involving payloads above 64K while using Compress and Verify functionality may fail DC - Compression operations involving payloads above 64K while using Compress and Verify functionality may fail. QATE-3955 Compression operations using Compress and Verify functionality may fail with CpaDcReqStatus of CPA_DC_VERIFY_ERROR or CPA_DC_MCADECOMPERR. The issue is observed with sessions using payload sizes above 64K when Storage_Enabled = 1 in the device configuration file and the compression operations request that CpaDcOpData.mcaDecompressCheck = CPA_TRUE while calling cpadccompressdata2() API. None This has been confirmed as a test code issue. CPM IA - Sample Code Intel QuickAssist Technology Software for * 34 Document Number: